Esperanto movement

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international movement language movement social movement

The Esperanto movement is an international social and cultural initiative dedicated to promoting the use of the constructed language Esperanto as a neutral means of global communication and understanding.

Aliases (2)

Esperantists ×1
international auxiliary language movement ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	international movement → language movement → social movement →
aimsTo	foster international understanding → promote Esperanto → provide neutral means of communication →
emergedInCentury	19th century →
emergedInDecade	1880s →
foundedOnLanguageCreatedBy	L. L. Zamenhof →
hadUNESCOResolutionsIn	1954 → 1985 →
hasCommunicationDomain	intercultural dialogue → international communication →
hasCulturalActivity	Esperanto film production → Esperanto journalism → Esperanto literature → Esperanto music → Esperanto radio broadcasting → Esperanto theatre →
hasDemographic	Esperantists →
hasGlobalScope	true →
hasHeadOrganization	Universal Esperanto Association →
hasHeadquartersCity	Rotterdam NERFINISHED →
hasHeadquartersCountry	Netherlands →
hasHistoricalChallenge	persecution under Nazi regime → persecution under Stalinist regime →
hasIdeology	cultural exchange → internationalism → linguistic equality → peace →
hasKeyEvent	World Esperanto Congress →
hasOrganization	Brazilian Esperanto League → British Esperanto Association → Esperanto-USA → German Esperanto Association → Japanese Esperanto Institute → Universal Esperanto Association → World Esperanto Youth Organization →
hasRecognitionBy	UNESCO →
isNonPolitical	true →
isNonReligious	true →
organizes	World Esperanto Congress →
promotesConcept	neutral auxiliary language → planned language →
supports	Esperanto education → Esperanto translation of literature → Esperanto-language media →
usesLanguage	Esperanto →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
UEA → general assembly of UEA →	field
L. L. Zamenhof → Universal Esperanto Association →	movement
Unua Libro →	associatedMovement
La Espero →	associatedWith
L. L. Zamenhof ("international auxiliary language movement") →	influenced
La Espero ("Esperantists") →	usedBy